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Mourn Not Your Dead (Duncan Kincaid / Gemma James, Bk 4) (Unabridged Audio CD)
Mourn Not Your Dead - Duncan Kincaid / Gemma James, Bk 4 - Unabridged Audio CD
Author: Deborah Crombie, Michael Deehy (Narrator)
An important and powerful policeman has been murdered, bludgeoned to death in his own kitchen. Few in suburban Surrey mourn the violent passing of Division Commander Alastair Gilbert, whose arrogance and cruelty were legendary in his village and in wider police circles -- which only makes the job of Scotland Yard investigators Superintendent Dun...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780792735540
ISBN-10: 0792735544
Publication Date: 12/2005
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3.4 stars, based on 5 ratings
Publisher: Sound Library
Book Type: Audio CD
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bellasgranny avatar reviewed Mourn Not Your Dead (Duncan Kincaid / Gemma James, Bk 4) (Unabridged Audio CD) on + 468 more book reviews
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What a major disappointment. I know that this series has a huge following and that fans really love it, but I could not finish it. Soooooooo boring. It's like watching paint dry and felt like it was a reading assignment for a class that I hated. I've had problems with other cozy mysteries that I've tried to read before and have realized that it's a genre that I don't enjoy. Fans of Deborah Crombie and other cozy series will love this. I, on the other hand, will never read another one of her books.
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reviewed Mourn Not Your Dead (Duncan Kincaid / Gemma James, Bk 4) (Unabridged Audio CD) on + 1116 more book reviews
I enjoyed the reader's British accent, the variety of small town characters (vicar, copper, masseuse, barkeep, man of all work) and the developing relationship between Gemma and Duncan. The mystery is about character rather than only forensics which is the way I prefer it.


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